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1873 Copying Book: Superintendent's Letters, 2005.062.005
CB03_0372
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Dear Sir
I have had an examination made and that there is no way of distinguishing the remains of any one but Mr Follen without opening the caskets
Very Respectfully James W Lovering per F.C.C.
[VOID] Ann L. Hatfield
Dear Madam
There appear to be more headstones in Lot #1790 than the contract for Perpetual Care covers. Will you deposit an additional amount
Very Respectfully James W. Lovering per P.C.C.
See Letter to Sohier & Welch
CB03_0410
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Mr. John Stimson 28 Union Park, Boston
Dear Sir:
Would you like to have the Corporation set, Lead and clamp the curb around your Lot #4257 and also Grade and Sod the Lot.
If so, please send an order to that effect to this office.
Very Respectfully James W Lovering Supt. per Childs.
Messrs Sohier & Welch Execrs and Trustees under will of Ann L. Hatfield, deceased:
Gentlemen
There appear to be more Headstones in Lot No 1790 than the contract for Perpetual Care covers.
Will you deposit an additional amount
Very Respectfully James W Lovering Supt. per Childs.
1859 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 3, 1831.005.003
Trustees Records, Vol. 3, 1859 (page 261)
262
Represents
In accordance with the several petitions of the parties in interest, the following representatives of lots were designated: _
Charles R. Lowell, ^of Cambridge, eldest son of Charles Lowell, late proprietor of lot numbered 323 to represent said lot: _
Mary Shaw, of Boston, widow of Jesse Shaw, late proprietor of lot numbered 599, to represent said lot: _
George L. Stearns, of Medford, son in law of Warren Preston, late proprietor of lot numbered 1454, to represent said lot: _
Wm S. Hyne of Boston, only son of Anna M. Coleman, late proprietor of lot numbered 1790, to represent said lot. _
Lovice C. Whittemore, of Cambridge, widow of Thomas Whittemore, late proprietor of lot numbered 2007, to represent said lot. ~
Moses P. Grant of Boston, son of Moses Grant, late proprietor of lot numbered 2206, to represent said lot: _
John K. Stickney, of Monroe N. Y., only son of Susannah Stickney, late propr of lot numbered 2403, to represent said lot. _
Adjourned, Attest Austin J. Coolidge, Sec.y _
Trustees Records, Vol. 3, 1859 (page 360)
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Trustees ~ Adjd Meeting .
Mr Austin for the Committee on Lots also submitted a report as follows: _
Report of Com. on Lots on Lots recently accepted for Perpetual Repair _
"The Committee on Lots Report, That they have contracted for the Perpetual repair of Lots not heretofore reported as follows: _
| Lot No. 1030 | _ of the late Pelham W. Warren for | three hundred dollars _ | 300. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1790 | _ Ann L. Hatfield _ | three hundred dollars | 300. |
| 801 | _ Susan L. Willard _ | three hundred & fifty dollars | 350. |
| 126 | _ late Sophia Mumford _ | three hundred dollars | 300. |
| 1676 | _ late Sarah Baxter _ | four hundred dollars | 400. |
| 587 | First Univeralist Soc'y Boston _ | one hundred & sixty dollars | 160. |
| 2820 | _ Deborah C. Powars _ | two hundred dollars | 200. |
| 1250 | late Isaac Parker | } | |
| 1315 | Mary I. Parker^said Parker Exor | } One thousand dollars | 1000. |
| 1333 | Franny Cushing Parker | } | |
| 3324 | Wm C. Sears, Exor of Sarah Spring | six hundred & fifty dollars | 650. |
| ___ | Edward Austin | } Committee on |
|---|---|---|
| ___ | Otis Norcross | } Lots _ |
Voted that this Board concur in the foregoing contracts.
1866-01-30 Trustee Committee on Lots Report, 1831.036.020A
1866-01-30 Trustee Committee on Lots Report, 1831.036.020A - p2
List of Lots to be kept in repair
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